Ahalanui Park is located about 50 miles south of Hilo and is the Kalapana Kapoho Road (Highway 137) to achieve. Ahalanui Park is also known as Pualaa County Park. Its attraction is a thermal pool, which has a constant water temperature of about 32 ° Celsius.

The thermal pool is in part caused naturally, partly built by human hands. The water is very clear and the bottom consists of a mixture of sand and mud. The thermal pool is also good for snorkeling because the water visibility is good and settled a variety of tropical fish the pool. This can leave

As if any spa is also the habitat of bacteria Ahalanui Park who feels well at elevated temperatures. For healthy people, this is no cause for concern. However, who, for example, has an open wound for which there may be a risk of infection. Questions regarding this matter are like the lifeguards for information that leads during the day oversight of the thermal pools.

Very popular way is to swim at night in the park Ahalanui Here is recommended however, due to the poor visibility and lack of lifeguard, at least for two to go in the pools. At night sometimes is nude swimmer in Ahalanui Park.

The park is very well equipped. In the thermal bath can be very simply hop on ladders and around it there are benches, picnic tables and shady lawns. Parking is plentiful and an admission fee is charged.